List of celebrities and famous people who were born on March 15th
Famous birthdays on March 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2008American-born child of Japanese baseball player Daisuke Matsuzaka (wife Tomoyo). The unnamed child is the second and first children of the couple. AKA DiceK, the father of the child, is a pitcher with Boston Red Sox. According to the Boston Red Sox website he was born in Tokyo, Japan, September 13, 1980. According to unconfirmed websites, the child's mother was …
American notable family, the son Dixie Chick Natalie Maines' and Adrian Pasdar's husband. Jackson's parents were married in Las Vegas, NV on the spur-of-the moment.
Soap Opera Actress
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on March 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Irish notable family, Ronan Keating's son (born 3/03/1977).
TV Actor
Japanese actress and model
Athlete
YouTube Star
Bassist
YouTube Star
Japanese singer (Momoiro Clover Z)
Basketball Player
Botswana runner
YouTube Star
Athlete
Rock Singer
Vine Star
Actor
French international footballer, centre midfielder, who plays for the Italian club Juventus (after Manchester United). He was awarded the title of "best young player" at 2014 FIFA World Cup.
Movie Actress
Pop Singer
Model
English actress
American actress.
Football Player
German footballer
American basketball player
Japanese actress
Scottish rugby player (d. 2012).
Japanese singer and actress
Football Player
Pop Singer
American singer who rose in public fame on "American Idol" 2010. After many successful rounds, she was voted off April 28, 2010.
Famous birthdays on March 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989American actress (Chloe Waters-Profiler).
Filipina model and actress
Brazilian footballer
Canadian ice hockey goalkeeper, who later went on to pursue a career as a musician. Patrick Roy is the son of an ice hockey player.
Australian rules footballer
English footballer
Rapper
YouTube Star
Rapper
YouTube Star
Estonian producer and singer-songwriter
Miss Alabama USA.
English racing driver
Canadian ice hockey player
Mexican footballer
American keyboardist and drummer
Filipino politician and actor
Football Player
American actress and singer-songwriter
Svante Myrick, mayor of Ithaca (New York), is Cornell University's host city. Myrick is a member the Democratic Party. He won a contested primary for the Democratic Party nomination as Mayor of Ithaca in September 2011. He won the general election on November 8th 2011 with 54.9%, beating three other candidates (two independents, and one Republican). He was the youngest …
American television host
Movie Actor
Actor (CJOne Life to Live).
American actress and singer-songwriter
German-Turkish footballer
Actor
American actor and model
American actress, the child of Susan Sarandon and Franco Amurri.
French track and field athlete, who competes mainly in the 3000m steeplechase. He is Algerian. He was awarded two silver medals at the 2008 and 2012 olympics.
Australian actor
Baseball Player
Screenwriter and producer of Australian actors
Finnish snowboarder
English footballer
English race car driver
Spanish footballer
Japanese-American actress
French-born football player
Filipino actor
Canadian speed skater
Vine Star
Brazilian footballer
Greek basketball player
Brazilian footballer
Producer and actor of Indian hip-hop artists
Scottish actor
YouTube Star
Musician
Musician
Rapper
Japanese actor and model
Australian cricketer
Irish footballer
Estonian basketball player
English actor
Turkish footballer
Greek basketball player
Salvadoran Swimmer
Motorcycle Racer
World Music Singer
American actress and dancer
Kenyan runner
Canadian drummer (Alexisonfire Jersey Black lungs and Cunter
American pro soccer player.
Dominican baseball player
American rapper.
French fencer and athlete who won a medal with the foil team of France at the 2000 Olympics as well as a gold medal in individual foil at 2004 Olympics.
Actor
German-Finnish footballer
Swedish singer-songwriter
Estonian skier
Scientist
Utah, gymnast (alternate-Olympics-1996).
American baseball player
Brazilian footballer (d. 2013)
Famous birthdays on March 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979American baseball player
Actor
Italian-English dancer
Turkish basketball player
Spanish race walker
Mexican race walker (d.2013)
Cape Verdean boxer
South Korean comedian and entertainer
Japanese competitive eater
Algerian runner
Indian soldier (d. 2008)
Australian baseball player
Producer and screenwriter for Japanese-American actors
American musician (Linkin Park)
American screenwriter and producer of director films
Hockey forward (Team France 1998).
Tejano parents were the first to give birth to an American actress for film and television.
Pop Singer
Bulgarian chess player
Canadian ice hockey player
American musician
American musician, a singer/songwriter and rapster. He was a member of the Black-Eyed Peas.
linebacker (Baltimore Ravens).
Folk Singer
Environmentalist
Actress
Texas, USA; soccer midfielder (Olympics-gold-1996).
Humble, Texas -- Soccer midfielder (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
American baseball player
Israeli-born British psychic and Wiccan Priestess. She has been seen on television programs such as Big Brother's Little Brother, House Busters and Most Haunted. She has also been Elle magazine's astrologer in the UK and has acted as guest astrologer for Elle magazine in Japan on several occasions.
Spanish runner
Germany; golfer (Belgian International Jr Champion 1991).
South Korean actor and model
Japanese mixed martial artist and wrestler
American homicide: An only child, he wanted to kill his parents for their wealth. Although the family was not wealthy, they had life insurance policies and assets.
Croatian musician
American producer and designer of video games
American musician (+44, blink-182)
in Belgium; tennis star.
American football coach
Hawaii, USA. Field hockey defender (Olympics 1996).
Canadian voice actor and voice director
Liechtenstein royalty, the third son of Prince Hans-Adam II and Princess Marie. He married civilly in Vaduz on 14 May 1999 and religiously in Číčov, Slovakia, on 18 July 1999 Countess Marie Gabriele Franziska Kálnoky de Kőröspatak. They have three children.
NFL defensive tackle (Pittsburgh Steelers).
WLAF wide receiver (Rhein Fire).
Mizell; Miss South Carolina-USA (1997).
English rower
German chef
English model and photographer
English long jumper
Miss Universe - Panama (1996)
jockey.
Victoria, Australia; basketball forward (Olympics 1996).
Actress
British Columbia, Canada; NHL left-wing (Calgary Flames).
NFL safety free (San Diego Chargers).
Photographer
NFL guard/center (San Francisco 49ers).
Italy; tennis pro.
Musician
American Olympics champion. He set a Gold Medal record in speed skating, 2/19/2001. This was ten days after he had already won a silver medal at the Salt Lake Winter Olympics. Hispanic communities were particularly proud to have him as the first Mexican-American athlete to win an Olympics medal.
Famous birthdays on March 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American actress
Japanese jockey
Bosnian singer-songwriter
Coach and footballer from Italy
Finnish singer-songwriter (Stratovarius Ktipelto, Cain's Offer)
Swedish singer-songwriter/guitarist (Firewind Spiritual Begars Evil Masquerade, and Gardenian).
Celebrity
Businesswoman
Atlanta Falcons).
Bosnian rock singer
Canadian politician and journalist 8th Canadian Minister for Health
Producer and actress from Italy, Italian singer
American singer-songwriter and television host Sugar Ray and The Wondergirls
Japanese singer
Genoa, Italy -- Miss Italy (1984). / Singer (Boys).
American guitarist (Iced Earth and Demons and Wizards).
Norwegian politician Norwegian Minister for Petroleum and Energy
Slowly We Rot).
British Columbia, Canada; Canadian Tour golfer (British Columbia Amateur-1990, 1992).
Japanese illustrator
NFL tackle (San Francisco 49ers).
Actor (Michael - All My Children, Dennis - Another World).
French shoe-seller Chantal Piekolek was murdered in Paris in November 2003 by a French killer. In 2004, he died from cancer while in prison.
Minnesota, USA: LPGA golfer (1995 Chickfil-A Charity-7th).
First Russian lady of Russia, Russian economist
Indian epidemiologist Author and Academic
Author
Musician
Actor
Model
Ohio, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 McDonald's LPGA Third).
A French handball player competed at the 1992 Summer Olympics.
California, USA; WPVA volleyball players (US Open-4th-1993).
Italian footballer
American singer-songwriter
Michigan, USA; rock singer (Somebody's watching me).
Australian-Scottish rules footballer in VFL/AFL.
NFL tight end (Detroit Lions)
Rock Singer
He was the leading journalist to investigate the Casa Pia scandal. Author of numerous biographical and in-depth journalistic articles on controversial subjects and people.
New York, USA. Actor (Billy Tate-Soap).
Jockey
Pennsylvania, USA; guitarist (Poison-"Talk Dirty to Me")
Rocker (Dead, Alive-Spin Me Round).
American actor
New York, USA: actor (Billy Tate-Soap, Brass, Playing for Keeps).
American singer-songwriter
American singer
New York, USA: Rock vocalist (Wishing well).
film maker.
American basketball player: forward for the Supersonics
Inventor
Philadelphia 76ers).
Jockey
Rhinelander -- NHL defenseman (Dallas Stars)
American animator and director
American athlete. The Yankees selected this left-handed power hitter in the 1981 free agent draft. He played in the minor leagues until 1984, when he was called up into the majors. He became the team's regular third baseman that same year in July. His career highlight was in 1986 and 1987, when he hit consecutively 28 and 32 home runs. …
Artist
American baseball coach and player
Australian rules footballer and coach (d. 2015.)
American professional old-school rapper and producer from New York City. His brand of music was characterized by a laid back attitude, humor, and skills on the microphone. In his live instrumental backing tracks he combined elements of jazz and funk.
American television producer
Portland, Oregon -- Playmate (March, 1985)
Famous birthdays on March 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Italian-American model. He is 6'3" and weighs 225 pounds. His honey blonde hair is long and honey colored. He was the son of a wealthy industrialist, and his mother was a former Miss Milano. At 14, he began modeling. He says that he fell in love with his first girlfriend at age 15 and has been a true romance ever …
Finnish filmmaker, Rennie is now an ex-patriot to Hollywood to produce and direct films. Rennie, the son of medical professionals, was determined to make movies at the age of 12. He was a young film school graduate and set up his own production firm to produce commercial shorts. However, it proved difficult to convince someone to finance a feature.
Actress
Actress
California, United States -- Tennis player (US Davis Cup Team)
Nigerian poet and writer
American baseball coach and player
Model
American journalist and author
Maryland, USA; outfielder, Texas Rangers, Chicago White Sox
Actress (Louisa-Alphabet City)
Businessman
Director
Portuguese-American actor
American screenwriter and animator
American actress
Spanish football manager
Tennessee, USA; actress (Laverne - Empty Nest, Mississippi Burning).
Writer
Manager and footballer from Spain
American junior football player and coach
American baseball player who made his debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1983. He is 6'2 inches tall and 200 lbs.
Metal Singer
New York, USA: rocker (Twisted Brother - "We're not Gonna Take It")
Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Alicia Grande – One Life to Live).
Scottish soprano opera singer, who studied at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. Buchanan was an Australian Opera 1975-78 member and was a huge success on tours in Europe and America in the late 1970's.
MonaVie was co-founded by an American runner, and a businessman.
Oregon, USA; actor (Body Double. Four Friends. Men's Club).
Producer and guitarist for the Italian singer-songwriter
American comic book illustrator, writer, and editor
American actor
Guyanan sportscaster and cricketer
TV presenter.
Bissau-Guinean politician President, Guinea-Bissau (d.2014)
Irish politician Minister for Jobs Enterprise and Innovation
American singer, bartender, musician, and humanitarian who is active in tree planting with The Church of Trees. Gay, he was killed by AIDS on 4/29/1995 in San Francisco, CA.
Greek singer and songwriter
American author
English singer-songwriter (Buzzcocks Magazine, Luxuria).
American politician and physician 14th United States Assistant Secretary for Health
Entrepreneur
Baron Alton, Liverpool English politician
French painter and holder of the title de peintre marine since 1999. After studying law, he became a professional artist and illustrator. He has been designing stamps for France since 2002.
Businessman
Danish singer
Writer
German professional astrologer and head of an Astrology school.
Danish singer-songwriter Olsen Brothers
Swiss cardinal
Famous birthdays on March 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Scottish civil servant
Actor (Day of the Triffids).
Brazilian diplomat (Born 1948)
American playwright, author, performer, and gender theorist.
Brazilian diplomat (d. 2003)
American chemist, engineer, and CEO of Cypress Semiconductor. This company designs computer chips. Rodgers has a BS in Physics, AB and Chemistry and an MS and PhD both in Electrical Engineering. He is also a passionate pizza chef and movie enthusiast.
English author and historian
American premature death. She was the only child of her parents. She died from acute leukemia 11/8/1954.
American composer, producer and musician. He is a versatile guitarist who can play jazz, blues, and rock. Although he was once a member the Captain Beefheart Band, he prefers to perform with other groups as a guest. He has lived in Cuba since 1996 and produced "The Buenavista Social Club" (1999). Grammy-winning musician, he has composed and performed musical scores …
German manager and footballer
Comedian
Pozharskaya; Russian cosmonaut.
American astrologer, who wrote a landmark book about astrology called "Sacred Space: a Feminist Vision of Astrology" (1990).
French criminal who abducted seven young women and murdered two of them with Jocelyne Bourdin. Fasquel, who was trying to flee from the gendarmes, was shot and killed by them on February 14, 1986.
French jazz guitarist.
Scottish actor
French hurdler and long sprinter (400m). He was a winner of two European titles, and he participated in two Olympics (finalist in the relay 4X400m Mexico 1968).
Sweden -- Cyclist (1968 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
Slovak-German actor
California, USA; blues guitarist ("Crossroads")
French academic and senior public servant.
American baseball player, father to Barry Bonds, a noted athlete and pro-baseball player.
Actor
Italian pop singer, known for the song "Ti voglio tanto bene" (I love you so much).
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (War and Lowrider Band).
English academic and sociologist
American musician (War)
English ballet dancers/director (Royal Academy of Dancing).
New York Yankees, etc).
Japanese seiyu
California, USA; rock singer/guitarist ("War", "Cisco Kid")
Turkish politician (d. 1972)
American college and pro football defensive back. Volk was a safetender in the National Football League for 12 years. From 1967 to 1975, he played nine seasons with the Baltimore Colts. He was part of the Colts' Super Bowl III loss to the New York Jets, and the win against the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl V. Volk was a …
Runner
New York, USA. Lawyer/author (Closed Enterprise System).
Toledo sports Champions
Comedian
American politician and lawyer
Lawyer and politician from Bangladesh (d. 2007).
Lord Carnwath, English judge and lawyer from Notting Hill
Bengali politician and lawyer (d. 2007).
Director / writer (La Fille de Quinze Ans)
American musician
Pennsylvania, USA; rocker. (Gary Lewis and The Playboys - "This Diamond Ring".
Texas, USA; rocker. (Sly and the Family Stone- "Everyday People".
Canadian screenwriter and producer (d. 1993).
Turkish-English academic and author
American musician
rock percussionist (Graceland).
Taiwan -- Sprinter / 80m hurdler (1968 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
Canadian screenwriter and actor
Australian actress and director. She is best known for her role in "Prisoner", an Australian television series. The role she played for more than four years, before she left the series in the 400th edition in 1983. Three Logies were awarded to Lehman for her performance: (Best Lead Actress and Most Popular Actress in a Serial) in 1982, and (Best …
French law enforcement executive; General Director for the Gendarmerie Nationale depuis1995.
American jurist, who was the Judge of the 54th District Court in Lansing (MI). After making threats of death and using racial slurs (he, she, and white) to his ex-wife's answering system in 1994, he was removed from his position. He was later charged with taking bribes in order to reduce his sentences. This was back when he was on …
American singer-songwriter/producer (Sly and The Family Stone).
English bishop (d. 2014)
Ohio, USA; actress (Midge- Road West).
Screenwriter and author of screenplays for English actresses
Iranian-American actor and wrestler
Wrestler
American actress (Born 1943).
Educator
England; rock drummer (Bonzo Dog Band).
American musician, "The Beach Boys", who gained steady popularity starting their first gig on December 31, 1962. They were paid $50.00 for the gig. He is a cousin of the three brothers Brian, Dennis, and Carl Wilson who, over the years have sold more than 100 million records.
Public Servant
French race car driver (d. 1981)
California, USA; rock saxophonist/vocalist (Beach Boys - "In My Room", "Surfin' USA").
Dutch actor/director (Witch of Haarlem).
Director
Environmentalist
American bass player (Grateful Dead, Furthur and The Other Ones)
Belgian singer-songwriter, artist. He was a successful performer in both his home country and abroad. Hustin, 69, died on April 6, 2009 from unspecified causes.
American advice columnist
California, USA; rock bassist. (Grass Roots and Grateful Dead).
American radio programmer and host
Secretary of State for the Health in England: An English politician
American merchandise marketer, economist, and CEO of Comdisco, an IBM mainframe leasing company. Pontikes holds a BSc in Economics and a BSc in Marketing. Pontikes has an interest in markmanship and enjoys pheasant hunting as well as skeet shooting.
American journalist
American investment executive. A son of Senator Barry Goldwater, this is a well-known family.
Famous birthdays on March 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939German dancer, soloist in the Ballets du XXme Siecle under Maurice Bejart.
American biophysicist and biologist
Scottish-Canadian author
Writer (Facts of Life and other fiction, 3 Views of Man).
American politician and engineer
English mountaineer (d. 1986)
American jazz musician and saxophonist. He was the leader of the jazz group "Charles Lloyd Quartet" in the late aEUR60s. They became the first American jazz band to perform in the Soviet Union during the Cold War. LloydaEUR(tm), whose most well-known composition is "Forest Flower", which was certified Gold and has sold more than one million copies around the world, …
American politician, mayor in Houston, Texas.
Composer
Diplomat and academic English
American illustrator
American physiologist and neurologist
American CEO and executive in charge of Commonwealth Edison. O'Connor graduated from Harvard with a BS degree in Economics, an MBA, and a JD degree.
Russian author and environmentalist (d. 2015).
American songwriter (d. 1986).
21st Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ireland.
American charismatic master of hi-tech salvation and television evangelist for Pentecostal Christianity, he was able to spellbind audiences with his ability to attract $150 million per year. His $30 million compound in Baton Rouge, LA was where he conducted an extensive but unsure ministry. He was an itinerant preacher during the 1960s. He began to cut gospel records before starting …
American actor. He was a Broadway performer since 1964 and received a Tony nomination for his role as Talley's Folly, the Pulitzer Prize-winning play. In 1974, he was cast in the award-winning TV show "The Law". The lead role in "Delvecchio," which ran from 1966 to 1967, was his next. He was the co-star in "Taxi," which ran between 1978 …
Canadian artist who specializes in still-life realist paintings. In 1967, she had her first solo show at Memorial University Art Gallery in St. John's. Since then she has received many awards and honors. She was awarded $50,000 by the Canadian Molson Prize in 1997. The Canadian postal service issued a stamp to her honour in 2007. Christopher Pratt is her …
Actor and clown from Armenia (d. 1972).
Russian-Armenian clown, boxer (d. 1972).
New York, USA. Actor (Alex – Taxi, Dear John. Ordinary People).
Composer
Composer / songwriter
Indian politician (d. 2006)
Italy sport Champion
Astronaut
Baron Layard English academic and economist
Italian graphic designer (d. 1994).
French film director (Born 1933).
American Jurist was appointed to the Supreme Court by President Clinton on 14 June 1993. She is an ex-lawyer and is a proponent of gender equality.
Composer
Actor
Jazz pianist/composer (University of Wisconsin).
Musician
French film director, the son of a noble photographer and the grand-son a well-known painter. He is still one of the most prominent directors of the French new-wave.
American Navy pilot and aeronautical engineer who was selected for the astronaut program on 10/18/1963. He launched on 11/14/1969 as the lunar module pilot and landed on the Moon on 11/19/1969. He was the fourth man on the Moon to walk for 244 hours. He commanded the second manned space mission, and was in space for 59 consecutive days.
Texas, USA: Captain US Navy/astronaut
Iran -- Multi-millionaire multi-millionaire British textile factory
American football player and the former head coach of Baltimore Ravens. Marchibroda was fired by the Ravens on 12/28/1998, after leading the team's disappointing record of 16-3-1 in three years.
American sculptor and academic (d.2013)
Actor from Northern Ireland (d. 2014).
American drummer (The Blue Moon Boys).
Ronald Reagan, American political strategist. (Born 1931)
Belarusian-Russian Nobel Prize laureate in Physics and Academic Nobel Prize
Austrian-American chemist, academic Nobel Prize laureate
Manager and footballer from Greece
Famous birthdays on March 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Composer
Composer
France sport Champion
American clarinet player and Saxophonist
French screenwriter, actor, and director working in French cinema.
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 2010).
Country singer (Grand Ole Opry).
Illinois, USA. Child actor (Our Gang), advertising manager at Disneyland. Park president. He invented many ideas and expanded upon them. He retired in 1993 as Disney Legend 1994.
English politician and architect (d. 1995).
Polish politician
German journalist, popular TV moderator for a news magazine; very attractive to women. Sylt lived on an island off the North Sea.
Architect
Puerto Rican musicologist, disc jockey, musicologist and radio station owner. He was born in MayagA 1/2 ez, Puerto Rico. He is the father to Topy Mamery (PRT talent manager, radio entrepreneur), Eric William Mamery (PRT marketing impresario), and Gricel Mamery (media announcer, comedienne).
American composer and academic
English actress
Composer
American football coach and player (d. 1983).
Businessman
Swedish meteorologist (d.2007)
France sport Champion
Composer
German-English actor (d. 1997)
Writer
French bishop (d. 2013)
Argentine sculptors, Painters, Draftsmen, Archaeologists, Writers, and Teachers.
French politician who died in Strasbourg on 23 March 1996.
Race horse trainer
New York, USA: CEO (Loews Corporation).
German-English soldier and journalist (d.2008)
American billionaire and businessman John Dolan was the CEO of CBS, the No. 1 TV entertainment conglomerate. 3rd ranked TV entertainment conglomerate, behind NBC and ABC. He graduated from college with a BS degree and an MA in Industrial Engineering.
Photographer
Izel Journalist
German film producer. Between 1956 and 2002, he produced 99 films. He died in Berlin (Germany) on 30 August 2002.
Musician
Italian bobsledder (d. 2013)
Soissons Journalist
Canadian hockey executive (d. 1971)
Costa Rican chemist-physicist. He is the author of the settlement of the periodic tables based on electronic structures of the elements. This puts the actinide and lanthanide series in a logical order according to their respective atomic numbers. Since childhood, he was passionate about languages and mastered them well. After graduating Bachelor, he was able to read in English, French …
Welsh actress
American producer and screenwriter (d. 2011).
Businessman
Critic
French actor, director, screenwriter, and critic. Cahiers du cinA (c)ma was founded by him. FranASSois Truffaut was a friend of his and he shot Une Visite in FranASSois's flat. FranASSoise Brigon was his wife. He died 6 October 1989 in Cannes.
India -- Field hockey (1948-52, 56 Olympics – Gold Medalist).
American Nobel Prize winner in Medicine (d. 2012).
American novelist
Famous birthdays on March 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919American actor, Scott Brady's brother. He starred in over 80 films during his 50-year career. Tierney was a stage actor for a short time before he entered film in 1943. At 26 years old, Tierney starred in "Dillinger", followed by "The Greatest Show on Earth", "Abduction" and many other films. In many B-pictures, he played mostly tough guys and gangsters.
Actor (Rooney Assassin) dies at 55
United States -- Literature Scholar / Writer (Oscar Wilde).
P?rigueux Military man
Canadian judge and lawyer (d. 2009).
Canadian ice hockey coach and general manger (Born 1918).
Ste-Croix EXecutives
potter.
French psychiatrist, psychoanalyst and pediatrician, who died 28 December 2004.
German actor (d. 1994).
swing-era bandleader/trumpet player, dies in Las Vegas, Nevada.
American banker, official in the government.
CherLourg Journalist
Jr. American actor, pilot (d. 2009).
American aerospace engineer and aviation company executive. He is a well-known rocket propulsion scientist and a veteran of the U.S. Navy World War II.
Kosovar commander, politician 2nd President Kosovo (d. 2001).
publisher (Busy Bee).
American actor (d.2009)
French writer, academic and radio personality. He was 87 years old when he died in Paris, on December 4, 2002.
American comedian and actor (d. 1982).
Glenside, Pennsylvania -- Actor (Beacon Hill).
Italian actress in film who appeared in 50 films from 1936 to 1993.
American actor (d. 1982).
American organized crime (Born 1914).
Revolutionary
Actor
Dutch actor (Fiddler on The Roof).
Argentinian singer and actress (d. 1962).
English race car driver (d. 2002)
American actor who acted primarily in movies and television series. Perhaps his most well-known role was in the long-running soap opera "Days of Our Lives", which ran from 1965-1993. He was a poet and published three books of poetry over his lifetime. In his 1991 memoir, he revealed that he was an alcoholic for most of his life. He had …
Norwegian novelist, best known for her crime fiction. She also wrote documentaries, as well as children's and adolescents literature.
Sioux City (Iowa) -- Actor (One Life to Live and Dream Girl).
Flemish writer Eros & the Lonely Man, dies at 67
Wilson-MacDonald fighter pilot.
Tours EXecutives
French painter, artist
Belgian writer, laborer and decorator. He is considered to be one the most important Dutch-language authors of 20th century.
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 1982).
American painter, sculptor (d. 2005).
German Nazi military personnel, one among the 120 original members of the SS-Staff Guard "Berlin", which was formed in March 1933. Mohnke rose from these ranks to become Adolf Hitler’s last general. In September 1931, he joined the Nazi Party. He was 90 years old when he died in BarsbA 1/4 Tel-Hamburg on August 6, 2001.
van der Loeff-Basenau children book writer (Skating Race).
Welsh runner (d. 1985)
American actor and singer (d.2000)
Famous birthdays on March 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Sort-les-Orgues EXecutives
Bergerac physician
Swedish actress and singer Leander. Her greatest success was in Germany during 1930s and 1940s. Leander started her career in late 1920s. By the mid-1930s, her success in Europe, especially in Germany and Scandinavia, had led to invitations from the United States to join her team. Leander was reluctant to move her children and chose to stay in Europe. She …
Germany Actor
Jazz trumpeter/actor (Magic Horn).
Italian sports journalist and commentator
Philosopher
German lawyer and Nazi opponent (d. 44).
Ritzik-Phil Silvers Show).
Stauffenberg tried to assassinate Hitler.
France Scientist
France Actor
English actor and singer (d. 1985).
Korean independence fighter (d. 2020)
Artist
Italy Scientist
actress.
France Scientist
Swedish / German singer / actress (Gabriela)
Swedish horse rider (d.79)
English Advertiser (d. 1974).
Leader of the Marsman Dutch Orchestra
Dijon EXecutives
Italian politician and former President of the Communist Party of Italy. ).
From 1938 to 1970, he was a Norwegian linguist, Slavicist, and Balticist. He also taught Balto-Slavic languages at University of Oslo. He was a specialist in the study and teaching of Lithuanian.
Italy Writer
Brazilian sociologist / writer